The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-02-10
RAINSBORO.

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There is a demand here for houses, but none
Otto williamson has been quite sick sinct
Friday last.
| Dode Knisley, of Paint Falls, is among
friends here to-day.
The jamboree brigade gave Will Dewitt and
bride racket Friday night
| Henry Hettinger came home last night, and
will remain three or four weeks.
| Will Miller and Charley Knisley contemplate
going to Birmingham, Ala. next week.
Il. w. Roads and wife left this morning fol
Columbus, to be gone two or three days.
Walter Skeen and Will Scott have secured
employment in the pad factory at Greenfield
Rev. c. ]. Wells closed his meeting at New
Boston last night, with q number Of Conver.
| sions.
Miss Rosa Pearce returned the first ofIthe
week from o visit among friends at New Lex
ington.
Daniel Weyer's sale advertised for the I'd
| inst, was postponed ON account Of the rain
| storm.
Mrs. John Redkey is expected home to-day
from q six weeks visit among friends at WASH
ington, D. c.
With a little encouragement on the proper
line, J. B. Gossett would turn brick kiln here
the coming summer.
Little Frank Miller, son Of Thomas Miller, is
sick with lung fever at the home Of his grand
parents in Bainbridge.
Isaac Oates has rented his Ross county farm
to Isaac Upp, who will take possession Of it
about the first Of March.
Miss Dollie Roads invited number Of her
young friends to a.taffy pulling at her home
on West Main street, Monday night.
Uncle Jimmy Roads has nearly fifty grand
children, all in Highland county but one, and
nearly all OF them in Paint township.
Hen. D. NJ. Barrett came home from Colum-
bus Saturday, and attended the funeral Of his
half sister, Mrs. VIM. Weyer, Monday.
VIM. b. Smith and Melissa Cox were nu,etly
married Sabbath morning near Paint p. O., in
the presence Of few Of their friends.
The friends of Mrs. William Weyer were
shocked last Sabbath to hear of her death.
But few Of them knew that she was sick.
jacob Chapman has concluded to quit farm.
ing, and is selling off his stock, grain and
farm impleme nts at public auction to-day.
The Hillsboro and Bainbridge hack failed to
reach Bainbridge last Thursday, on account Of
the high waters along the Paint creek valley.
Mrs. William Jones. Of Hillsboro, returned
home Friday from visit Of several days at
her daughters, Mrs. Harry Barrett, at Barrett's
Mill.
his parents and other friends here and else
where in this county, will return to Alabama
in short time.
In conversation with John Russell . few
days since, he incide ntally remarked that he
had crossed the Allegheny Mountains twenty.
five times, and is hankering after another trip.
Rev. G. J. Wells attended the funeral of
Ellsworth Lucas little boy at Carmel Thur
day. T. F. Mccoy, the undertaken from this
place, conveyed the remains to their last rest
ing place.
James Ferguson has rented ". H. Harter's
% Il. sSp aS Sns yfa n ana
Mr.. Harter will 60 into the lightning rod
agency, we understand.
The Montana Christian Advocate, published
ct Helena, Montana Territory, and edited by
Rev. r. e. Smith, well and favorably known TO
many Of the NEws-HERALD. is ON our table. II
il a nice. well edited paper.
viii o. Dewitt and Miss Laura B. Foraker
were united in marriage at the residence of
James Davis on Thursdsy evening last, at g. p.
M, by Rev. A. =. Wright. A reception was
given them on Friday BY the parents Of the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W. Dewitt, of this
place.
Messrs. Creighton Harrington, Carey Fergu-
son. Charley McNany, and Joseph waddell
started West to-day. They will remain to-
gether until they reach Kansas City, No., and
there separate. Some will stop there for .
time ct least, and the others 60 into Kansas.
We wish them abundant success.
A few weeks since We reported that william
Lafierty was about to get pension Of si, 100.
pension and Williams prospects In that line
are far from fattering, Notwithstanding be
served nearly five Year, and was finally dis-
charged We believe, for disability.